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grandmother several times over, takes
mono lively interest IN social and political
affairs than uinc-toutla Of the young men
OF the land In her long carver She has
been a prominent figure IN sgiriiualstc.
free love. Fourieristic, female suffrage,
vegetarian and socialsiic circles, and only
OF late has become am ardent believer IN
the gospC. Of anarchy 10 cannot be said
that her work is very effective.
Miss Anna Johnson, Miss Gertrude
Kelly and Mrs Dr. Lilicuthal are also
leaders In their respective sets.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-12-04
STRANGE WATER CRAFT.
A Marine Bicycle and an Amphibsous
Steamer.

Genius sometimes treads strange paths,
and the paths Of none are stranger than
those adopted by that particular class OF
gcniuses who invent mechanical con-
rivances. Not long ago the newspaper
readers Of the country were given the
story Of the Michigan man who made a
tricycle. to run equally well on land and
water, and now It turns out that n very
similar idea was patented some time AGO
by Robert NJ. Fryer, Of Arrow steamship
fame
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-12-04
LORD AND LADY oALHousls.

She Died First, hut lie soon Followed
Her.
Americans do not, az a rule, much con-
Germ themselves about the fortunes and
misfortunes Of British noblemcn MS such,
but the recent death Of Lord and Lady
Dalhousie az llayre, France, is surrounded
with many circumstances Of touching in
tercst on this side Of the ocean. II seems
but yesterday that they were ia New
York city, but a few days before that
they were in Minnesota visiting his
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-12-04

According 90 TIE report Of Treasurer
Hyatt there is sim outstanding SlJ,3-2,
903 Of the obsolete fractional currency,
nearly all Of which is supposed 20 have
been destroyed. lost or placed in collec
lions. New York World.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-12-04

less than 100000
cubic fe ct a
minute, or four
times what Is
needed for n
canal In each iii
rectiOn 20 the sea
The descent Of
the San Junn
river averages
but ten inches
rarsrsfIa u41.fgI. ia
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and calculations,
the only discus
sion beng as TO
8 hort sections
and minor de
tails. And now
that the Nicara
guam government
has made all the
desired conces
sions, and the
United States
government Is so
far committed as
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-12-04

thusiast in his al
vocucy Of dcstruc-
tive socialism
a p q makes no
cOncculucnt o.
his views. He is
surrounded by q
large circle OF ad
mirers and sym
pathizcrs. " Do o
are, II possible,
more defiant and
V0ciferOus than
the patrons Of
wv.
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KN0 N MAEME HIcYcLE.
enough

Professor Alphonse Kings invention is
designed 20 run ON water only, and 10 is
here pictured. lie has made number of
trips on it, and first gained notoriety by
walking across the Niagara river last
year ON fish shaped shoes Of his inven-
ton His latest exhibition OF his present
machine was 40 Boston.
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N THE CITY OF NEW YORK
oooSReSSlve SOCIALISM IN 'HE
METROPOLIS DESCRIBED.

Al sorts Of Bombs and How They Are
uaAe--A visit to the Castle W izig.
rsriraits Of wing, Krncmcr and Lib
benstein.
Two Young mon, an artist and n writer,
-ceutly paid visit to Wilzig's saloon on
rinh street, near Avenue G, in the
crowded east side OF tie city Of New York.
Tlis place. though almost unknov out
die Of police circles, is the real head
ouar,ers Of Anarchism in the metropolis
What they learned there and elsewhere
rr-arling the progressive liberals IS here
a. down The neighborhood IS poor and
drnscly populated by community OF al
,,ost exclusively foreign origin The ga
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lon WAS origin
Ais nm ordinary
arnom Of more
han usual dimcn
Bons having onco
bccnabOut twenty
frtfrout by sixty
drD To give the
secrecy which
.nuis an impera
i've necessity %
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THE GAME or HANoBALL.
An Irish Diversion That IL Now Po,aias
In New York.

The Irish game Of handball is the latest
''fad'' in New York There are already
several courts, or alleys, as Americans
would call them, in the city; the most
noted are the Murray Hill court and Al
derman Caseys new court in Brooklyn.
The games between John Lawlor. the
champion II Ireland, and Alderman
Casey, the American champion. for the
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Recent estimates place the number OF
school teachers in this country AZ so,
JO0.
Bent County register., 1887-05-07

-Four children at home with the
measles, the hired girl out on a
strike, moving the office two days
and yet on wheels, e sick printer,
strange help in the Office, and several
hundred extra copies of the paper to
get out. is among the little things to
annoy ye editor this week and cause
the paper to come out late. Ordin-
arily these little things would not
bother US, but this week we hardly
feel all wool and only about half
II yard wide.
Bent County register., 1887-05-07
gasiness eofals.

The Stock Exchange is the place
to get a good meal.
Drink the Wiuklemcyer beer. 1t
takes the cake.
Any kind or quantity of queens
ware to be had at Chas. Reitler's.
Drink the Winklemeyer beer. 1t
takes the cake,
An immense stock of the lates;
style gents clothing at Chas. Reitler's.
"A full assortment of artists ma
tcrials at Brooks Il Decker's.
Bent County register., 1887-05-07

! Everything in the grocery line at
Chas. Reitler's.
Insure your property in good
Companies with GooDALE &c COOPER
Hats and caps to suit the taste of
all at Chas. Reitler's.
Money to loan on first mortgage
security for term of years.
Aft BANK OF LAMAR.
For five acre garden tracts, djoin-
ing town, address the Lamar Invest
ment Co.
The finest line of millinery goods
at Chas. Reitler's.
just received at Chas. Reitler's
a car load of Red Ball flour.
ladies are invited to call and ex-
anime the dress goods at Chas.
Keitier's.
Goodale d Cooper will insure your
house against loss by Fire. Lightning
or Tornadoes.
If You want good lots, as low as
$40, within a few blocks of the U.
S Land Office, call on or address the
r T
City Drug Store, Lamar, Colo.
Bent County register., 1887-05-07
LOCAL NOTES.

The prairie begins to loos green.
Attorney Mechling sports new
ug hat.
Another livery stable coming
Lamar.
DE- Tiiwell did no, fad his los,
rket boos,
Mrs. Parmantcr has been qnite
cS this week,
A new fruit stand has opened on
Dc south side
Reserved seats IS c',., ner, ] Al.
ission so e'ts
MIR. J. NJ. Doughtry is in Den
.r ON business
Mr. Iso viii NOVA INTO his new
,iience Monday.
Mr.. Sanders j. building fine
ouse nn his claim.
NJ. D. Parmentcr was up 10 Den.
y returning Mond,y.
%. w. Swink was down from
oe.y Ford Wednesday.
Have yoa observed the grading.
the west side addition?
The Kaen Bros haYe begun
ork on their north side ditch. "
Bro. MaGill boys iu sigh, from
iuarrop Kansas, "Wednesday
j. 4. Everett is putting up a
e~r paint shop near his old one.
o. B. Wilson, Of Great Bend, kas,
as in town Sunday aud Monday.
An addition ass pa, on in the
pear of The Eltiorsdo Wednesday.
Mr-. T.. I. Dugan and her mother
vent up to Pueblo wednesday niz'st.
j. ID. Woo.i. the contractor, has
twenty-five es.rpeu,e5s ut work for
him.
M. ). Culver. treasurer Of
Hamilton county, kas, is in town
! '-lay.
1t was cold and windy Sunday.
saow, ,fsll in ,se north parl of the
state
+. p. .Arbueklc has pnrchased
D half block just back Of the land
office.
Call on Descent and Dugan
sole agents for lots in the west side
addition.
Descent & Dugan have added
n large safe to tbe eonyeDisuces of
their office.
MIR. Lee. ono of the solid men
of the north side, is clicking for
Swift & 90.
Frank Descent made trip
Tuesday OF forty niles to the north
by northeast. r.
Col. Henry was up from Brook
field Monday, new towI forty-hvc
miles south west
Graded streets, water and trees
wiz make the west side addition
superior for homes.
The north side of the Arkansas
Is on = boom since the brilge was
completed
People hayc thronged to witness
the work of impro, ement in the
west side addition,
j. X. Doughty will return from
Laruci, Kas, tomorrow, accom-
panied by his family.
Descent aud pBgan well know
how to handle city property. SCI
the west side addition.
John Bedford is putting up :
barber shop just north OF Linger
Patton Si;arpicss & Go.
CONTRACTS have bcen IL. foi
running water in the streets of TIN
west side addition.
"A. Maihurg. who wac The frs
settler north of the river, PRAYED u
his claim ona day last week. Mr.
~. expects u raise f,ncy stock o;
his farm.
Bent County register., 1887-05-07

The Lamar city warrants arr
wortll one hundred cents on the
dollar. Good enough.
Trees will be planted, water
will be introduced aud the west side
addition will thrive.
&c. NJ. Morrison was over TO
Cheyenne Wells last week and up
to Denver this week.
-Exl;ue and Mechling have
something handsome in the way Of
new desk ia their office.
AT lras; five hundred acres in
this neigtborhood will be put into
crops this coming season.
The shelving OF the postoiiice
drug store received new coat Of
pain; this week.
Build YOU home in tho west
side addition, the handsomest and
mos, accessible portion of the city.
c. c. Goodale is back at Win
tersci, Iowa, attending 10 some law
cases. He will return in two weeks,
We are under obligations to
w +. Carr, and a. A. Dennis, of
the Sparks Office, for favors this week.
Housewives look with longing
aud relief to the improvements now
in progress in the west side addition.
Mr.. A. Dymoni, secretary, and
G. II. Carman, Of the Brookield
Town Company were callers wed
nosday.
The bcautiful groves that border
our city on the north are the pride of
ouF city aud is what catches tho
strangers.
IS. IL Ellis, one of the sales
men at Rcitler's was called home at
Bethany, Mo-, Monday TO attend his
sick chill.
The beautiful slope just west of
The city where Koen's graders are al
work comprise. the west side
addition.
nFMDesceut and Dugan can advise
the ladies of Lamar Why they should
encourage development of the west
side addition.
Igo and Munger have heightened
ont their store eighteen feet and are
painting and liking up in an at
tractivc manner.
We would like to see the farm
ers ditch pushed with little more
energy. 1t should be completed by
this time next year.
There will DO social and
good time generally at the Clay
Greek Hall next Tuesday evening.
Everybody invited.
The Ladies Aid Society gave an
ice cream festival at the hall last
night realizing little over s37.oo
Every body enjoyed themselves.
e. w. Fuller desires to notify the
public that hereafter any ono haul
ing dead animals on bis land will be
prosecuted to tho full extent of the
law.
Some idea of I.amar's business
can be formed by the money taken
in at the depot which averaged just
one thousand dollars day for the
past month.
The Pueblo State Fair Association
have placed us under obligation by
sending us a complimentary season
ticket To the spring meeting, May
I6th TO 10Th inclusive.
Water, graded streets and trees
in the west side addition will im-
prove tho entire city. Homeseekers
recognize the beauty of its location
aud its manifold advantages.
L. w. Krake, formerly station
agent here, is now agent at Holieys.
Mr.. Erake went from here to Wis
consiu, but got so homes'ck Tor
Colorado that he came west again.
Visible enterprise always pays
in new town. Strangers who wit
ness the improvements in the west
side addition do not leave Lamar
Bent County register., 1887-05-07

bSee hours from 10 10 10 4. ", and
[,m TO 3 o'clock p. II.
Bent County register., 1887-05-07
Za1v Insurance and Government lands. Contests
II Speciality.

SPECIAL ATTEN-
Kion Given to City
PROPERTY.
Bent County register., 1887-05-07

Loans, Insurance and all
Manner OF business Relating TO
14IE PUBLIC LANDS.
Bent County register., 1887-05-07

los. FRANK AEpuckLR, Register.
los. FH+SR SnRocK, Receiver.
Bent County register., 1887-05-07
u. 5. LAND OFFICE,

xr LsSD DISTINCT, LAMAR, Colo.
Bent County register., 1887-05-07

.w-orrIcr: sr., North Of Depot,
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1887-09-06
Wealth of American Gyps;es.

The advancement and prosperity ct Amerl-
can gypsies are real When it is remembered
how few know anything at all about these
people. it is not strange that mere assertion
of their gainings and belongings IS met with
disbelief and ridicule. But the very life
principle of the gypsy is repression, secrecy
and an assumption Of humility. We have
one or two other races among us that are
making money much faster than we blovlant
Americans, by assuming the same policy OF
apparent humility and poverty.
In St Louis there are gypsy compositors,
unknown to their fellows, attending to their
business, saving money and building homes.
In Chicago 1 know of q clergyman and a
German songstress, who is paid the highest
price for solo work at concerts and in the
church choirs, who are gypsieS, while in the
trades there are several hundred. A German
member of the Pennsylvania Legislature,
thought to belong to the "Pennsylvania
Dutch" Is gypsy. In Canada l know OF
more than fifty fairly eminent professional
people. including several Episcopal clergy.
men, who belong to the deSpised Romany.
One of the most prominent civil engineers OF
a southern railway is gypsy. In New fors
city / can give you the names, streets and
numbers of half hundred gypsieS, many OF
whom are most successful in their various
vacations, and several of whom i know to bt
worth upward of 100000 in property. A
Boston lawyer OF good repute and practice i
a gypsy. In San Francisco leading cafe il
owned and conducted by a gypsy, who i
very rich. Many of the shopkeepers of New
Orleans, thought to be Spanish or French
creoles, and laid great stress upon as such by
@ transplanted writer and authority OF
creoles, know to be pure blooded gypsies o.
Spanish and French descent.-Edgar L. Wake
= T-%f
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Ewes in a Watch Case.

The lover has long ago passed from the
era of watch chains made of his true loves
hair and little plaits Of it in gold lOckets and
rings. He has had her photograph stuck In
bis watch. and some have gone so FAR as to
have the face painted on the dial. The head
on the locket has become commonplace.
Wearing her ring exists to some extent, but
it is apt to prove a giveaway, and big
signet ring on young lady's hand is palpably
out of place.
The locked bangle and the hair bracelet
and the medallion brooch have been done to
death, and now I'm informed by young
lady who is au fait in such matters that the
latest wrinkle is to cut the eyes out Of her
photograph ami stick them in your watch
case, or in q double locket. or in a hidden
spring bracelet, or carry them in your waist
coat pocket, or stick them on your scarf, or
gum them inside Of your hat Well, L sup
pose we must have something new. Every
body can't afford to do the gold ring business
or paint her likeness on the face of his watch.
And the great merit Of the new wrinkle i
that it is within the reach of the humbles;
maiden or the haughtiess belle.-San Fran
cisco Chronicle.
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SHERIFF'S SALE.

By virtue and authority OF n special ex-
ecution for Delinquent taxes, issued from
the Office of the clerk of the circuit court
Of Pettis county, Mo-, dated the 18th day
Ui June. 1857, and to me directed, IN favor
of the Stat OF Missouri, at the relation
aud 10 the use of John Mckinley. collect
or Of the revenue Of Pettis county In the
State of Missouri and against Jennie A.
Grant, on a judgment fur back taxes on
the real estate hereinafter described Tor the
wear 1882, and for the enforcement OF the
lien Of plaintiff against said real estate.
therefore, have leyiet upon and seized
all the right, tit'e. interest and estate OF
the said defendant, OF IN and to the follow
ing described reat estate situated In Pettls
county. Mo-, tO-wit: One hundred AND
sixty two aul $1,000 acres, lots one II
and two ~ of the northeast quarter, and
the east aalf Of the southeast quarter oil
section three (3J, township fOrty-three t43)
range twenty-five (22), and | will on
FRIDAY. THE Both DAY OF SEPTEM'
! Der, 1887,
Between the hours of o'clock a. m. and
o'clock p. m. of said day at the west dool
/ Of the court house In the city of Sedalia
Pettis county, Mo-, and while the circui
court of said county is in session, sell tn
said real estate at pub ic auction, To the
highest bidder for cash In hand to satisf.
said execution and costs. j. A. BOWERS
Sheriff OF Pettis County, Missouri.
Sedalia, Mo-, Sept. ), 1887. 6-"4t
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GLOOM AND CLEAN.

Ihave my times all dull and gray.
When life crawls MANNED and slos,
And not sunbeam marks the way
Which am forced to go.
Rat have times-God sends them me-
And on them sets lis seal
When every moment laughs with gee
And woe smiles into veal
And ths mount on airy wings
Which quiver in the sun;
Hook on ali these men and things
And love them every one.
On else climb up at my will.
With hope and gladness shod
Until stand upon the hill
Wrapped in the arms OF God.
God sends them me and makes them mins
And takes them then away.
Icould not. if would, repine
When times are dull and gray.
Robert F. Horton in Good WORDS.
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4 Place Of "Isusiness."

There is an inoffensive little girl III one Of
the up town restaurants who acts III the
capacity OF an attachment to an Ice cream
counter. Not long since the head waiter told
her to order can Of butIermilk from the
basement. Stepping to tine Speaking tube
she said very politely: Can OF buttermilk,
pleaselr How that head walters hair did
bristle as. turning on her with very severe
look, he snapped out: There is no please
about it This is business ST. Paul PoineeI
Press
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Chicken Cholera.

Terre Haute. Champaign Co, Ohio.
I received about ten days ago i've yrsy
fine Polish chickens. A few days ago
noticed that two of them had something
like the rOup. and their throa.s seemed o..
b. nearly stopped up and made Wheeling
sound at each respiration One OF them
was not able - walk, or even stand on IT,
feet. / took small piece of bread. say
about half an inch square. anil saturated
il with St Jacobs Oil, and fed IL 10 their,
once in the morning and again N the eve
ming. The next morning when went ont
TO look az them could not tell which vi
the five chickens had been sick.
CHAS. =. POWELL, p. N.
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SJACoRs OIL
FOR POULTRY AND SWINE.

Mr.. J. NJ. McCsnn. Bridgeport. W. Va.
the first to discover the virtues OF Ut. Jacobs
Oil for chicken cholera. says: " A bread
pill saturated with -. Jacobs Ou, was
t1rred down the throat Of the fowl, ant
within half an hour it was well As ever.
Mixed with dough-" he says, and fed O.
turkeys, chickens and other poultry sutfer-
ing from this hitherto incUrlble disease,
ali that are able a. swallow will De resto-,-'t
20 perfect health and II the saturated pills
are forced down the Threats of those that
cannot swallow, they viii Zap their wings
and crow in your face.
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SHERIFFS SALE IN PARTITION.

By virtue and authority of certified
copy of an order OF sale, issued from the
office of the clerk of the circuit court OF
Pettis county. Missouri, dated the Sth day
of August, 1887, and TO me directed, where
in William K Ramey, Martha L. Irwin
and George Irwin, her husband. Eliza Rum
sey and Elijah Rumsey, her husband !;
Malinda j. Ramey and John Ramey are
plaintiffs, and j. d. Ramey, ID. 5. Ramey,
Sarah A. Ramey, Riley WATSON and a. p.
Morey are defendants, ina matter OF sale OF
IT al estate for partition, will, on
THURSDAY THE Goth DAY OF SEP
TENDER, 1887,
between the hours of 0 o'clock a. m. and
) o'clock p. IN. OF said day, at the west
door of the court house In the city OF Sc
dalia. Pettis county. Mo, and while the
circuit court of said county i:
in session, sell the real estate
mentioned and described in said order OF
sale, to-wit: The west half of lot one (1)
of the northeast quarter of section three t3)
township forty-six (46), range twenty-one
t2l), at public auction to the highest bid
der for cash In hand.
J. A. Bowers,
Sheriff of Pettis county, Mo.
Sedalia, Mo, Sept. 3, 1887 9-6w4t
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Tn. ONLY Confederate Medal.

The only medal bestowed by the Confeder-
ates during the civil war was that presented
to thu Davis guards, for their repulSe OK the
Federals at Sabine Pass. Each one OF the
men received a small silver medal.-Boston
Budget
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Very Kind of Him.

A lazy Of nearly so years was recently told
by her attending physician: snow, Mrs.
-, you may sit up when You feel inclined,
or lie down when inclined, and you may knit
or read at pleasure" "Thank You, sir, that
is privilege / have enjoyed all my life."--
Exchange
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s.. Jacobs OIL is an absolute cure for al
bodily pains for which an external remedy
may be applied. II is sold BY Druggists
and Dealers throughout the world Price
fifty cents per bottle. The Charles A. 'O
xeler Co. Baltimore. Nd
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Chicken Cholera.

Rey.T. :. Brooke. pastor Central PreS5y-
terrain Church, Clarksburg. w. Va, says :.
Il saturated a piece OF bread size of my
thumb with st. Jacobs oil and forced It
down the throat. Chickens were in the
last stage. mixed il with meal, and gave
them nothing else. They ate. IN week Q
time all were we'll
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inst the Reverse,

Sine witnessing the play of Ten Nights In
a Barroom"D-How dreadfully awful it L.
Don't you think so. Jacka
Jack-It isn't half as bad as ten barroo.ps
In night
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Hog Chole IA.
CHAs. F. POWELL. P. N

Cherry Camp. West Va.
81. Jacobs oil Is the best remedy known
To me for Hog Cholera. IL may be given
them IN milk-say q tesSpoOnfui To each
animal twice DAY I think that anyone
tryiny il will find il beneficial
+. NJ ROBINSON.
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There are more than 6O,0OO persons con-
fined in penal institutions in the Unitei
States
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